You liked Prism, you'll love Xkeyscore!
A program ultra sophisticated hereinafter called Xkeyscore allows the NSA to monitor in real time all the e-mails, chat and internet browsing of anybody in the world.
es revelations on the espionage all azimuths of the National Security Agency (NSA) did not end to bounce back. On 31 July, the site of The Guardian reveals a document for internal training of the NSA dating from 2008 which is the effect of a bomb.
In this Power Point, the mechanisms of the most extensive program of cyber monitoring never established are updated in details and come corroborate the testimony of Edward Snowden on the case Prism.
With Xkeyscore, the NSA can very easily access to the navigation history and research, e-mails, and cats of any individual in the world of the time that it has an IP address. Not less than 500 servers remain operational throughout the world (see below) to operate Xkeyscore.
In this Power Point, the mechanisms of the most extensive program of cyber monitoring never established are updated in details and come corroborate the testimony of Edward Snowden on the case Prism.
With Xkeyscore, the NSA can very easily access to the navigation history and research, e-mails, and cats of any individual in the world of the time that it has an IP address. Not less than 500 servers remain operational throughout the world (see below) to operate Xkeyscore.
A precision frightening!
This secret program of monitoring the Internet offers the analysts of the NSA of the results extremely sharp. For the e-mails for example, the fields "recipient", "carbon copy" (CC) and "blind carbon copy (BCC) are directly accessible from a simple name or pseudo.
The relevance of the results of Xkeyscore remains equally pointed on social networks. Within the many databases, the NSA can "watch" the messages exchanged on Facebook or even make groupings depending on the language used and the geographical regions or are posts these messages. We then come to distinguish the profiles "normal" of those who correspond in a language "abnormal" on subjects "dangerous", etc. In short, a bait in rule of all sensitive topics determined according to the criteria for the defense of the NSA.
Idem for surfing the Net. The document revealed by The Guardian explains that any research on "themes dangerous" is collected via the navigation history of internet users. The documents exchanges are also systematically analyzed.
More dangerous still, the capacity of Xkeyscore allow you to locate all the VPN (tunnels of secure connections) in any country and especially to analyze the metadata transferred by the VPN Those who believed they were immune to the are for their fees!
The response of the NSA to the revelations of Xkeyscore
it must know that to access these huge databases, the NSA is in no need of prior authorization.
The NSA has published a comprehensive statement in response to the leak of The Guardian. Xkeycore is supposed to be an interface for its employees. The latter are only targeting "legitimate targets of foreign intelligence". The NSA also supports "that no analyst cannot operate freely ". Finally, and to reassure the American public opinion, the Agency asserts that "more than 300 terrorists have been captured since 2008 thanks to Xkeyscore ".
After this impressive unpacking the limitless possibilities of Xkeyscore, the NSA explained that the data collected is stored only for three to five days ... except those that the NSA deems appropriate.
Even if a large number of Americans approve the action of the NSA, at that level, there is no more talk of espionage but generalized control and profiling a company's total!
it must know that to access these huge databases, the NSA is in no need of prior authorization.
The NSA has published a comprehensive statement in response to the leak of The Guardian. Xkeycore is supposed to be an interface for its employees. The latter are only targeting "legitimate targets of foreign intelligence". The NSA also supports "that no analyst cannot operate freely ". Finally, and to reassure the American public opinion, the Agency asserts that "more than 300 terrorists have been captured since 2008 thanks to Xkeyscore ".
After this impressive unpacking the limitless possibilities of Xkeyscore, the NSA explained that the data collected is stored only for three to five days ... except those that the NSA deems appropriate.
Even if a large number of Americans approve the action of the NSA, at that level, there is no more talk of espionage but generalized control and profiling a company's total!
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